RST1_Task1 (40 rounds) |
App 1: Studying saving behavior during the retirement phase
This application controls the values used by the second task with these exceptions
1) creating_session, RANDOMLIST, DIFFLIST
2) the second app excludes the quiz question variables
It has been updated from the original application, which was coded by Nishtha Sharma for oTree 3.4 using Python 3.8 (old "self-format"),
by Faith Bague-Sampson (2024) for oTree 5 (i.e., oTree Lite) using Python 10.
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RST1_Task2 (40 rounds) |
App 2: Studying saving behavior during the retirement phase
This application REQUIRES the app RST1_Task1 to preceed it!!
This application takes all of its functions, variables, constants, pages, etc., from the RST1_Task1 with the exception of:
1) creating_session, generate_paying_round, RANDOMLIST, DIFFLIST
This app also excludes the quiz question variables.
This app has been completely transformed by Faith Bague-Sampson (2024) for oTree 5 (i.e., oTree Lite) using Python 10
from the original iteration authored by Nishtha Sharma for oTree 3.4 using Python 3.8 (old "self-format").
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savings_survey |
More simplification of the code could be done.
It has been updated from the original application, which was coded by Nishtha Sharma for oTree 3.4 using Python 3.8 (old "self-format"),
by Faith Bague-Sampson (2024) for oTree 5 (i.e., oTree Lite) using Python 10.
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payment_info_MT |
This application asks MT workers to complete a survey,
and then provides a webpage instructing participants how to get paid.
Examples are given for the lab and Amazon Mechanical Turk (AMT).
This application
1) collects data via a survey specific to Amazon Mechanical Turk (AMT) participants, and
2) provides a webpage instructing AMT participants how to get paid.
It has been [almost] completely transformed from the original application,
which was coded by Nishtha Sharma for oTree 3.4 using Python 3.8 (old "self-format"),
by Faith Bague-Sampson (2024) for oTree 5 (i.e., oTree Lite) using Python 10.
It is a monstrosity, and I send the future my apologies from the past.
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